ID: 9749  -  Daniele Fiorentino  -  Roma
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   Trans-National America
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Source: Atlantic Monthly, 118, July 1916, 86-97
Title: Trans-National AmericaSubtitle:
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Creator: Bourne, Randolph
Role: AuthorName: Bourne, Randolph
Created: 1916
Date: Issuedin/on: 1916-07
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Relation: References
Qualifier: Atlantic Monthly
Qualifier: Antin, Mary
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Subjects: Wo/Men
Subjects: Race/Ethnicity
Subjects: Internationalism/Transnationalism
Keywords: Bourne, Randolph
Keywords: Melting Pot, The
Keywords: multiculturalism
Query Subject+Keyword: (Wo/Men, Bourne, Randolph)
Query Subject+Keyword: (Race/Ethnicity, Melting Pot, The)
Query Subject+Keyword: (Internationalism/Transnationalism, multiculturalism)
Comment: In 1916, Bourne introduces a new concept re. ethnicity and race which goes against the idea of the "melting pot". Trans-Nationalism becomes a concept that serves not only the interpretation of culture and of multiculturalism in the U.S. but represents also the ability of a "culture" and/or people to recognize within a community differences, without suppressing them through assimilationism or the integration and total acceptance of the dominant white anglo-saxon male protestant culture.